GN Netcom SE-220 Viewing Incoming Call History Entries, Exporting Entries to the Speed Dial List

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Viewing Incoming Call History Entries

Up to 99 Incoming Call History entries can be stored. The entries are numbered 1 to 99 from most to least recently received. If you subscribe to Caller ID service, the default display shows the name and phone number of the caller along with other useful information.

Press the key to toggle line 1 of the display from the caller name to the time, the month/day, and Line number on which the call was received.

Use the key to scroll through the entry list. Hold the key down to accelerate through the list quickly.

Speed Dialing Incoming Call History Entries

Caller ID numbers are received from a telephone service provider in 10-digit format, however a 10-digit number might not be correctly dialed without first:

Removing the area code for local calls or

Inserting a “1” in front of the area code for long distance calls.

SoundPoint Pro allows you to do both. While viewing an Incoming Call History entry:

Press # once to remove the area code

Press # twice to add a “1” to the dialing string to dial outside your area code

Once the number appears as desired, press SPEED DIAL to automatically dial the number.

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Exporting Entries to the Speed Dial List

Phone numbers and names in the Incoming Call History list can be exported to the Speed Dial List as Speed Dial entries.

Enter the Incoming Call History directory then scroll to locate the entry you wish to export.

Use the # key to correctly format the phone number for dialing (see previous section) prior to exporting the entry.

Press the SELECT key. The following display will appear.

Press SELECT again to export the entry. The phone number will appear on the top line of the LCD. Use the BACK key to insert any desired modifications. When the number appears as desired, press SELECT .

The name will now appear on the top line of the LCD. Use the BACK key to insert modifications. When the name appears as desired (up to 13 characters) press SELECT again.

Deleting Incoming Call History Entries

While viewing an Incoming Call History entry you wish to delete, press SELECT then scroll to DELETE ENTRY? Press SELECT . The display will read DELETING ENTRYARE YOU SURE? Press SELECT again to delete the entry.

Clearing the Incoming Call History List

To delete (clear) the Incoming Call History List, first enter the Call History List then scroll to CLEAR INCOMING CALLLIST? Press SELECT. The display will read CLEARING LISTARE YOU SURE? Press SELECT again to clear the entire Incoming Call History List.

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Contents SoundPoint Pro Dont forget to mail in yourOwnerRegistration CardImportant Safety Instructions Introduction and Installation ChapterACCESSING, USING, AppendixChapter Installation Preparing for InstallationIntroduction UnpackingInstalling the Phone Phone and Power ConnectionsGetting Connected Handset Connection Headset ConnectionKeys and Operational Features Visual Indicators Soundpoint PRO Operation Tips for Using the Line Keys Making CALLS, Answering CALLS, Hanging UPChanging Modes More on Making CallsSpeaker Mode Headset ModeConference Mode Using LinesWay Volume Control Accessing, Using, and Programming DirectoriesLine Settings System SettingsDirectory Structure and Descriptions Speed Dial ListingSpeed Dial Directory Incoming Call History List Viewing Incoming Call History Entries Speed Dialing Incoming Call History EntriesExporting Entries to the Speed Dial List Deleting Incoming Call History EntriesOutgoing Call History Directory Line Settings Directory System Settings Directory Setting Repetitive Redial Parameters Selecting and Setting Telephone NumberAuto-FormattingFlash Timing Changing Flash TimingRestoring System Factory Default Settings Restoring Default Flash TimingInformation Retention During a PowerLoss Troubleshooting Soundpoint PRO Regulations and Warranty Regulatory Information Polycom Limited Warranty and Limitation of Liability Limited WarrantyCanadian Department of Communications Notice Limitation of LiabilityAppendix Headsets About HeadsetsHeadset Types Headset SelectionWarranty CleanabilityDurability